Residential Cleanout Dumpster

A residential cleanout dumpster fits the jobs that outgrow your curbside cart but don't need a construction container. Think a two-car garage in Cambrian Park stacked to the rafters, an estate cleanout in a Rose Garden bungalow, or years of boxes coming out of an Almaden Valley attic. You load it on your own schedule over several days, then we haul it. That beats renting a truck and making six round trips to the county facility, and it beats a by-the-load junk service when you have more than a pickup bed's worth to clear.

Sizing is the part people guess wrong, so here's a plain rule. A 10-yard bin handles a single room, a small garage, or a closet-and-attic purge, it sits low and short, which matters on the narrow driveways common in Naglee Park and older Willow Glen lots. A 15 or 20-yard bin suits a full garage plus furniture or a multi-room cleanout in a larger Evergreen or Silver Creek Valley home. If you're not sure, tell us what you're clearing on the phone and we'll steer you to the size that avoids paying for empty air or facing an overage.

We publish what most competitors hide: the flat rate, the included days, and the included tons. That means no surprise phone-quote games and no vague 'we'll figure it out later.' Heavy loads, think a garage packed with old tools, tile, or dirt, can push past the tonnage allowance, and we tell you that number up front so you can decide before the bin arrives. Materials we can't take in a residential bin include paint, motor oil, car batteries, and other hazardous items, which Santa Clara County handles through separate household hazardous waste drop-off.

Driveway worry is fair. Our residential bins ride on wheels or rails and we place boards under the container on request to protect pavers and concrete in neighborhoods like Berryessa and Japantown. Give us a clear path and a spot the truck can reach, and the bin goes down and comes up clean.